George Rodrigue Blue Label Blue Dog 1995 Signed Screenprint Edition of 50 Height_21-30 He represented the United States

He represented the United States in the 1959 São Paulo Biennial and was the subject of several retrospectives during his lifetime

Joan Miro found that by combining this new technique with other etching methods

Hunter spent decades as an agricultural laborer and domestic worker before beginning her artistic practice in her fifties

before earning an MFA in sculpture at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) in 1968

repetitive motions and his signature cross-hatching technique of painting

George Rodrigue Blue Label Blue Dog 1995 Signed Screenprint Edition of 50 Height_21-30 He represented the United StatesArtist: George Rodrigue Title: Blue Label Medium: Screenprint in Colors Image Size: 32" x 20. 875" Sheet Size: 33. 875" x 23" Edition: 43 50 Year: 1995 Inscription: Signed and numbered on front lower edge Documentation: Includes gallery certificate of authenticity from Modern Artifact George Rodrigue's "Blue Label" (1995) exemplifies the artist's enduring fascination with his iconic Blue Dog motif, a character that has become synonymous with his